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? , "TO THE LADIES! Mrs. Orant.'s GRAND OPENING! OF FALIj and winter MILLINERY. WILL lake place next Monday. llcr Stock is very large and Handsome, and caino from' first class estahlishmcls in Baltimore, New York and Charleston. HER PRICKS ARE CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE, FOIt CASH, She itiviies t ie Ladies or Union to call nnd examine for themselves, ns she is determined to help, in her lino, the good cause of LOW 1'tUCES, nun ucuuiiinig tug rmc ui an ousiness peopl j. Ladies living in the country should call and see the bouutifnl and tasty Hats that are now the fashion. Oct 1U 41 tf Sheriff 's Sale. The State of South Carolina, 7 COUNTY OF UNION. P In Court of Common Pleas. Elisabeth M^. Uice, et al 1 Judgpment fop George W.'uill, et al. J For*cloaure "DY virtue of an order ivom Hon. L. C. NorJD throp, Judge of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State ol South Carolina, to me directed. I will sell before Union C. H. door, on the first Monday in November next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, all that tract of land described in the complaint in this action, belonging to George W. Hill, located in Union County, oi Cene Creole and Long Branch, containing -bout fi?-e hundred acres, more or less, bounded North by lands of Mrs. Stokes and J. T. Jeter, East and South by lands of George W. Hill, and West by lands of Harrison Sartor, now James W. Sartor, land known as the Johns places; sold to foreclose a mortgage of Elisabeth M. Rice and others against George W. Hill, et al. TERMS OP* SALE. One-half of the Purm chase money to be paid in cosh, the balance ou a J credit of one year, with interest from day of sale; secured by bond and a mortgage of the premises te secure the balance of the purchase money, purchaser pay for papers. SHERIFF'S SALB. Thp St.ato r?f* Sinnth flonrtlinn COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. James N. Benncr \ v $. v Parti tiou. Thomas J. Greer. J BY order of Joseph F. Gist, Probate Judge for Union County, filed in the above stated ease, I will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in November next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, all that tract of land located in the County of Union, in Union Township, now in the possession of 1'. J. Greer, about three miles South-east of the Town of Union, bounded by lands of Mrs. Catharine Hawkins, T. J. Greer, JSraes Peake, John Brandon, Win. Fraiier and Benjamin Ft Hawkins, containing ~ * sntty eight and } acres, (08}) more or Less. A plat of said laud is now on tile in the Probate Judge's ofiioe. Said Laud resold at the risk of Thomas J. Greer, who bid it off on the first day of October, 1377, being sales-lay of said month, and failed to comply with terms of sale. TERMS OF SALE. One-half cash, tho balance on a oredit of one year; the purchaser to give bond and a Mortgage of the Premises to the Probate Judge, to secure the balance of the purchase money, and pay for titles. R. MACBETH. 8. U. C. October 18, 1877 36 8t Sheriff 's SaleT The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION, In the Court of Common Pleas. William^ Munro ) Judgment ef John W Tench & J R Boninick. f *Pr*?lb?ure. BY virtue of an tfrdeifof the Hon.-C^tJfWorthroD. Judge of the Seventh Circuit of the State of South Carolina, to me directed, I will sell before Union Courthouse door, on the first Monday in November next, within the legal hours of Sheriff sales, to foreclose a Judgment on a mori- . J. R. Domiaick, all that (fact of Iana belonging to John W. Tenoh. containing one hundred and eighty two acres, situated in Uniou County, in said State, known as tracft^ 7 of the lands of John LiUlcjohn, adjoining iBta No. 6, 8 and 9, and lands of Joshua P. Daw^ks, beginning at a pine stake in the old field making a corner of 6, 6, 7 and nino, and running N. 32$ W 89. 20, to a white oak, thence N. 28, ?. 16.00 to a stake, thence N. 8, E. 17.00 to a stone in the roaa in front of Joshua P. Dawkins' house, thenoe up the road to a Post Oak, thenoeS. 8.00 to Persimmon, thence 8. 81, W. 29 to a stake, thence S. 81, W. 29 to a stake, thence 8. 18 W. 1852? io a Pine, thence S. 80$ K. 81.70 to KtNtS \ " * tract conveyed by J. Rice Rogers, Sheriff, to John W. Tench. TERMS OF SALE. One-half of the purchase money to be paid in cosh; (he balance on a credit ef twelve months, with interest from day of sale; purchaser to give bond and a mortgage of the premises to secure the balanoe of the purchase money, and pay for papers. ft*MACBETH, S. U. C. October 18 1877^ .. V 41 t8 Sheriffs Sales. T> Y virtue of Sundry fiseeutions to me directed, Jj I will sell, before Union Court House door, on Ih* ItraL IklntlMr in MnvninKnn the legal htiVflft-of Sheriff1 a utiles, the fol^gwjjy^ property, to wit: * vMMfi All the right, title and interest that Denja^HL F. Dawkina haa in Nineteen hundred and aorta of land, belonging to the Estate of Joshua P. Dawkina, deceased, located in Union County, Bg bounded by lands <>f <ie'>rgo (1. Pridmore, John D. Jeflferies. E. C. Mitchell, S. L. Prior, Noah Webster, Wiley Littlejohn or Lipscomb and olhera; levied on and to be sold as the property of Benjamin F. Dawkina at the suits of F. W. Bison and Wm. Munro, against Benjamin F. Dawkins, J. W. Tench, Nannie K. Tenoh and Sarah Dawkins and J. 8. It. Thomson as assignee, ngainst J W. Tench and (J., and others against Benjamin F. Dawkins. A1SO One two horse Wagon, levied on and to be sold as the property of Charner 8. Qreer at tho suit of F. A. Conner against Charner 8. Greer. AISO Two Mules, levied on and to be sold as the property of K. tJ. Mitchell at the suit of liarram B. Foster against K. C. Mitchell. It. MACBETH, 8. U. C. CHEAP GOODS! ?AT TIIK? HOTEL STORE. WK AUK receiring a very large Slock of all kinds of Uoods, which we are determined to Sell at the Lowest Prices. No store or town shall be able to say they sell cheaper than we do, and no firm keeps a better assorted Stock. OUlt DRY GOODS CONSIST OF Bleached and Brown Shirting and Sheeting, Plaid Osnaburgs, Prints, Ladies' Dress Goods, Domestic Ginghams, Kentucky and Columbus Mills Jeans, Fancy Cossimcres, Water-l'i oofs, Tickings, Flannels?lied and White, Flannels?Shaker and Opera, Blankets?While and Colored, Ladies Shawls and Gloves, Notions and Hosiery, i SHOES AND BOOTS, in Great Variety and Vrioes. READY-MADE CLOTHING, Wool and For Hats, for Men and Boys. GROCERIES: Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Baoon, Flour, L.ard, Molasses, Salt, Mackerel, Tobacco of all Brands. BAGGING AND TIES. Hardware, Crockeryware, Tinware, Woodenware, Dmnv - *? ? mviuur.n, nAiwijts A9U SADDLE L <"VPTW , _ I Specialties, Indies' Custom-Made Shoes, Gent's Iland-mado Shoes, Star Shirts. Feeling thankful for the pntronago heretofore extended, we guarantee satisfaction in ihe future. ?EE A IIVMPHRIES. Oct 12 40 if J. E. Adger Ac Co., CHARLESTON, S. O. JOBBERSOF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS, and SADDLERY. BAB IRON AND FLOW STEEL. CUCUMBER PUMPS. FAIRBANK S SCALES. Agents For South Carolina For (lie Celebrated FARMERS' FRIEND PLOW, ONE, TWO AND THREE HORSES, AT REDUCED PRICES. LIBERAL TERMS TO THE TRADE. LARGE ASSORTMENTS OF A|(riculturnl Implement**. AGRICUTURAL STEELS, A SPECIALTY. Bull Tongues, Turn Sbovcltt, ScootcrN, Sweeps, Heel Bolt*, Ac, UW A fV 1/1UVTU qtDvnvmn niAin AUBlllO) HiEiWIiUAIV HORSE AND MULE SHOES. rtctivtjmompi and Cartful Attention. J. E. ,AI)GER & Co., Charleston, So, Ca. Aug 31, 1877 84 8m Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF IN ION, In the Court of Common Pleas. John D. Long, m Administrator, vs. Edwin R. Wallace, and others. BflMfter 0f J.* J. Mackey, Circuit Judge, iu the above stated oast, I will sell bcforeUnion Court House doer, on the first Monday'in November next, within the legal hours of Sheriff 'a sale, the following described Lots of land, belonging to the estate of Win. II. Long, deceased. 1. One lot of land in the village of Jonesville, on the Grindalls shoals Road, bounded by lands of Gilead ohureh, D. James and ethers, containing twenty-seven acres, more or less. 2. One lot of land in the Village of Jonesville, bounded by Saw Mill lot, the Spartanburg road and others, containing nine acres and a half, more or less. 8. One lot of land in the village of Jonesville, with a Store-house thereon, containing two acres, more or less, bounded by lands of CnrneMj^^^cet, John D. Long and by the Public ' Of pALE. One-half Cash, balance on a Credit of oae year, with interest from day of sale; the purchaser to give bond and a mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of the purchase money, and pay far papers. R. MACBKTH, S.'U. C. October 18 1877 86 8t Boots and Shoes. A LARGE and well selected stock, to which we invite a comparison of prices. Ladies' and dent's Custom-made shoes a speciality. Every pair warranted. RICE McLURE & CO. Oet_12 40 tf Dress Goods 1 Dress Goods !! ^tTANDARD Prints from 6J to 8Jc per yard. ^ Alpaccas, Poplins, Cashmeres, Ac., Ac., in thelatest styles, at very low prices; with Fringes, Oaloons and Silks to trim. RICE, McLURF, k CO. Oct 12 40 tf WANTED, 1000 CUSTOMERS, TO EXAMINE. OUR NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF 1? ATT ? 117VMrm?n r(/^\rki^D L AU1J a A TJJLX I WE guarantee to duplicate any bill: And to those who are in the habit of going or sending to other markets, we simply ask that they shall call and examine our Stock and Prices, as we guarantee to give satisfaction b6th as to quality and Price of Goods. 1 LOOK AT OUR PRICES! 1 WE AltE SELLING 10-4 Sheeting--a good article?from 25 to 37 1-2 cents. Bleached and Brown Shirting, from 6 to 12 1-2 cents. Kentucky and Georgia Jeans, from 15 to 75 cents. Osnaburgs?very heavy?from 12 to 5 cents. tripe d Homespun at 11 cents. 1 Ticking, at 12 to 25 cents. , Linsey from 15 to 25 cents. ?"CALICOES, at 61-4 to 8 1-3 cents. DRESS GOODS TO SUIT ALL Ladies' Handkerchiefs at 5 cents. A good Linen Handkerchief at 10 and 15 cents, with Heavy Border. RED ANI) WHITE FLANNELS FROM 25 TO 50 CENTS. CIEXT'8 LINEN (MMIIRIC IIAXDKEUCIIIEFS (Formerly retailed at 50 ctH.) NOW M>L1> 1 FOR A DOLLAR. ALPACCAS AT ALL PRICES, CORSETS, FROM f5<> CtH. TO WE call especial attention to our 2 BUTTON KID GLOVES AT 50Cts., which the Ladies will find equal to llidleys, if not better. We have a beautiful Stock of HAMBURG EDGINGS at prices to puit all. A* handsome line of ? ? LADIES TIES AXD StHlTHAN'nKERCIIIEES AT 25CTS. We are chock full of Notions COATS' White and Black Cotton THREAD at 85cts. per Dozen WE HAVE AN ELEGANT STOCK OF CLOTHING. HATS rJ?0 SUIT AIH,. A LARGE STOCK OF SHOES AND BOOTS. WE call especial attention to our hand Made Goods, both Ladies and Gents. Every pair warranted. We are selling Womens' pegged SHOES at $1 25 that brought $1 75 last season. FULL STOCK OF HARDWARE, CROCKERYWARE, AND GHOCERIKS AT PANIC PRICES! Capt R. C. JOHNSON has removed his Headquarters to our hoiisrv fllirl will Ko frla/1 tn cun 1>11 """ TAITKTMrM , .. . . . n/ ow mo iikuij menus. FANT has something to say, but will wait until you call on him. SPEARS At COLTON. Oct 4 38 tf ffnstftrft Willrins NEW ARRIVALS! FALL AND WINTER STOCK ! AUK Now opening their FtUL*Stock LATEST STYLES! of goods, which is complete in all departments, viz LOWEST PRICES! Ladies Dress Goods. it ...... , Shawls, Cloaks, Fancy Goods. X\JL take pleasure in informing the publlosery and Gloves YY he that we are now receiving a very Goods for Men's Wear. Complete Stock of General Me.'clinndize, to Jeans, Cassiuieres, Tweeds, &c. which we invite examination, nssnring those who favor us with a call that we will make an Hoots tiud SIiooh. exhibit of style and prices that cannot be surpassed in any neighboring Market, in Kvery Variety, and of such quality as we RICE, McLURE <Sc CO. can Guarantee to give satisfaction for Men, Wo- Oct f> 39 1 in men and Children. FINE PLANTATION FOR SALE READY MADE CLOTHING.. milE Subscriber offers tor sale his plantation X in the fork of llroad and l'acolct ltivers, The largest and most complete stock that we containing four llUII<lrc<l Itutl forty have ever brought to this market. AfrCM. It has IIATS AND CATS OF ALL STYLES. . FIFTY ACRES GOOD BOTTOMS on?Broad Hiver and ten on Pacolet. lfas HARDWARE, WOODWARE. a bo ft* eighty acres of upland in cultivation ; seventy acres in original Forest, and the balROPBLPARMINO IMPLEMENTS fco- ?? in old field pines. This is perhaps as valuable a plantation as We feel confident that wo can please ull any in Union County. The location is entirely ........ J- L' ' ... U. uuuus, uum III quality f -?? ? icr anie * 1 ' because I am too fur advanced in years to attend and prices. . .4 to U. Wo keep Good GOODS and aro willing ^ny person wishing lo sec the land will please to Sell then), for C'utli, as low as they cat) apply to me on the premises, or to Mnj. H. F. be bought in any of the surrounding ma/- McDowell at Pncolet Depot. |toUt & JAMES II. ALEXANDER. ' r HO if 0?- Spartan please copj four tunes and send C u _ bill to H. F. McDowell. E8TAI.BISHED 1874. 8*1*2' -1 GEO. 11. KDWABDS. Land! Land!! Land!!! < milE Lands of JOSHUA P. DAW KINS, deCotton and General Commission ^Merchant, _|_ censed, amounting to about two thousand CHARLESTON, So. Ok. ?cre8 ,huateJn U,njon <*?>??*. North of Pacolet 1 River, arc onered for sale in lots, and ou terms PROMPT attention given to sale\of Cotton, to suit purchasers. Corn, l'eaa. Kite and produco ofvall kinds. Eor further information apply on the premiMerohandise bought freeofCoinmissi^n. Agent to the undersigned, or to Munro & Munro, at Charleston for State Line of Ocean Steamships Sleedman & Knwls, or Shand & Munro, at Union between .New York, Glasgow, Livorpool, Tendon C. II. B. F. DAWKINS, and all parts of Europe. ?! W. TENCH, BitrsRBXcES' . ? N- E TENCH, -- *? js* V ^SARAH DAWKINS. BANK OF CHABI.RSTON, JAB.* AIH1BB tt MLf jq chas. t. Lowndes a oo., Charleston, 8. C.i ? sept 21 37 am^ A Home For a White Woman. Something Really Good. W^22??'.* ?>"*??? ?.?? * On. ? * V V willing to work can get lair wngca SMOKED BEEF TONGUES, truly fine, just tnVa good home. r^eired and for salt by Address P. O. Bo* No 40, Union. B. F. BAWLS &. Co., Aug 31 34 tf No. 1, East Union. ? - . Oct 6 39 tf To Whom It May Concern. n 7-. j raV lifl A LI. persens indebted to us. either by note K.eauy-Maae Uiotnmg. or account, must make arrangements to pay A FULL line, in which we are able to offer up immediately, as we are vletermined to kaw iiiirncnons. lUUB, MoLURK & CO. | nion?r. " P. M. PARR ACo " Ocl12 40 tf I Oct 5 3ft lm. j ? 1 EXECUTORS' SALE ?OF ? REAL ESTATE. BY virtue of the authority given us utiUcr tho last will ami testament of John ltrown deceased, we will sell, FOR CASH, before thcCourt House in Union County, on the first Mnn.l?? r - - ? - ? ~"V November next, within thelegal hours of Sheriff's \ sales, a tract of Land containing nbout 6(M) Acres, located in Goudeysville Township, between the waters of l'acolct and Thickely Rivers. Tliis tract of land has been divided into Four Tract* and eacli tract will be sold separately. Yraci No. 1, contains 103 acres, and is bounded on the Kast by lands of Adam Gondelnck, on the North by tract No 2, on the West by the Goudeysville ron 1. Tract No. 2, contains 197 Acres, bounded on the Kast by tract No. 1, on the North by lands of Adatu lloudelock, on the West by the lands of William Jones, on the 8011th by the Goudeysville Koad. Tract No. 3, contains 132 Acres, bounded cn the Kast by Irnct No, 4, on the North by Goudeysville road, on the West by lands of John Tate and others, and on the South by lauds of John Liltlejohn and others. Tract No. 4, contain 108 Acres, bounded on the Kast by lands of Oily Kendrick and others, on the North by the Goudcysvillo roaJ, on the West Sy tract No. 3, and on the South by lands of John Litilejohn and others. SARAH BROWN, Executrix. CALVIN BROWN, Executor. Aug 3 30 lAlS40ct. THE GREATEST WONDER OF Til K NINETEENTH CENTURY. DAYKNPORT's NEW AND NOVEL PROCESS OF PRESERVING Meats, Vegetables and Fruits. TTtrnil this process Fruits of all kinds can VV be kept in open vessels without danger of fcrmontation, obviating the expense of hermetically sealiug. Nothing beleterious to health is used, as wc can show by numerous testimonials of physicians and scientific men throughout the Southern States. II lit Simple, Clicap.Iansl Require* I.title Time ami Labor. The costdocs not exceed three centsabarrel fer corn; two cents per bushel for tomatoes, etc. cucumbers, okra, peas, beans, fruits, etc., for % trifling sum. Meats can be preserved effectually in the same way, nt a cost not exceeding five cents per hundred pounds. Persons using this process will effect a large saving in their household expenses, and have fresh fruits, meats, vegetables, etc., nt ALL SKASONS OF TI1K YEAR. For the next three months we will sell Family Rights to make and use the preparation for $5.00. AUSTIN & CO., Spartanburg C. H., 8. C. Agents for Union County. Sept 21 37 tf B. F. RAWiLS & CO. Drugs and Medicines. A FULL supply at II. F. RAWLS & CO S. No 1, East Union. July 20 28 tf Patent Medicines. BRADFIELD'S Female Regulator, Simmons' Hepatic Compound, Sarsapnrilla and Yellow Dock, at B. F. RAWLS & CO'S. No. 1, East Union. July 20 18 tf Pure Medicinal Wines. AND Liquors, for sale at 11. F. RAWLS & CO'S. No. 1, East Union. July 20 28 tf_ French Candies. AFRESH supply of Fancy Caadies, at 11. F. RAWLS & CO'S. No. 1, East Union. July 20 28 tf Cod Liver Oil AND Lime, for sale nt. 11. F. RAWLS & CO'S. Ku i t'..i 11-:. JulyJJO 28'" "* if Paints and Oils, PAINT Brushes, for sale at B. F. BAWLS & CO'S. No. 1, East Union. July 20 28 tf Seed Wheat FOR sale at B. F. BAWLS & CO'S. No. 1, East Union. July 20 28 tf BUSINESS LOTS FOR SALE. SEVEBAI. very desirable Lots on Main Street, suitable for business stauds, FOB SALE CHEAP, and on reasonable Teims. T. McNALLY. Aug 31 34 tf PRACTICE ECONOMY! (THE I KYI NO BKO'S PATENT WATER-PROOF BUILDING PAPER. IT is intended to take the place of shingles, or tin on roofs, oiloloth or woolen carpets, on floors, and plastering on walls. It can be used with a saving of from one hundred to three hundred per cent., and give satisfbetien. The carpeting can be seen in use at Oen. Wallace's; the ceiling at Mr. F. II. Count's; the ....... ?i i v v - ?* - .v?i-ig -w. >. i vu?u o mure, eui 01 me notei, at Col. A. 0. Rice's, at Dr. Gibbes'. and on mj new house nearly opposite the Presbyterian Church. Samples can he seen at my house or at Dr. Gibbes' Drug Store, I am prepared to furnish these materials in any quantities, and can apply them cheap. The rooAngeis water-preof and Are-preef and warranted to satisfaction.? Estimates will be made at any time, P. T. LEM ASTER, Agent. Aug 31 84 3m D. A. TO-WNHEND, Attorney at Law, uxioif e. ha. r. March 2 8 tf Flour and Meal FOR sale, at the lowest cash prices, at the Steam Mill. T. M. WIliTHSIDEH & Co. Sept 14 36 tf